The president of Melilla, after the scandal of the alleged fraud: "It is necessary to change the electoral law so that the vote is non-transferable"

The president of the Autonomous City of Melilla, Eduardo de Castro, believes that after the new scandal surrounding voting by mail, a modification of the LOREG, the Electoral Regime Law that regulates this type of voting, is more necessary than ever. to provide it with all greater guarantees. Although he tries to be prudent, even after learning that he is accused of being involved in the fraud, the leader of the Coalition for Melilla (CpM), a party that is part of the government coalition he presides over. De Castro says that we have to wait for the investigation to conclude but assures that “comments” were already being heard in Melilla that “votes are being bought by mail for 100 euros and even more.”